The following article presents the details of the security concerns raised by some Hostel-15 residents on 1 September 2024 which were consequently reported to
Introduction In light of the dog biting incident on 16th March 2024, a revised policy to avoid human-animal conflict was released on 6th June 2024, issued by the ADean III IPS alongside the Human Animal Conflict Management Committee (HACMC). The HACMC is primarily a policy-formulating body aiming to minimise human-animal conflict on campus. Its present convener is Prof. Bhalchandra Puranik,
From the 7th to the 11th of October, the institute was a hotspot for engaging conversations and activities on mental health, with several initiatives spearheaded by the Student Wellness Centre,
The following article presents the details of the security concerns raised by some Hostel-15 residents on 1 September 2024 which were consequently reported to the relevant authorities. Further, the article
Introduction In light of the dog biting incident on 16th March 2024, a revised policy to avoid human-animal conflict was released on 6th June 2024, issued by the ADean III IPS alongside
Click on the links below to find the General Body Meeting (GBM) recording videos, minutes from the QnA section from the GBMs, the councils’ mid-term work reports as well as the GS
From the 7th to the 11th of October, the institute was a hotspot for engaging conversations and activities on mental health, with several initiatives spearheaded by the Student Wellness Centre, the administration
Hostel 6 is no stranger to unconventional methods of conducting council (s)elections. On account of multiple cancellations last year, elections were held in a short time span, and hence, they lacked the
The Mess Councils of H12-13-14 recently announced that 6 tables (out of 129), would be “veg food only”, and anyone eating non-vegetarian food would not be allowed to sit at these tables.
IIT Bombay removed the branch change policy for UG students admitted from 2023 onwards. This decision was taken to reduce the academic stress among the students in the first year. This article
IITB – Y U NO Care? This 2013 article highlights the still ongoing struggles of IIT Bombay hostel life for some, marked by cramped spaces, inadequate amenities, and poor ventilation. With IIT Bombay finally taking notice and a significant infrastructure
The GS meter 2023-24 updated on 13/03/2024 can be accessed here. This website also includes results from the GS Satisfaction Survey conducted by Insight in February 2024 which aimed to go beyond the General Secretaries’ manifestos in terms of gauging the
How IITB’s innovators are redefining cancer treatment in India Cancer is one of the world’s deadliest and most complex diseases to cure. Several countries,
Volume 10.4 – Where are we Headed? Very relevant for the harrowing placement season, this article published in 2008 surveyed the graduating batch of the year to gauge their satisfaction with their 4 years spent in the institute. Read the article to know how the batch’s opinions changed on what they want to do in the future and how the
Is IITB really an institute of excellence? InsIght takes a look at two student issues which need acknowledgment from within and immediate reform – dishonesty and lack of motivation Academic Dishonesty According to an informal survey, students rated IITB as (on a scale of 1 to 10) 7 in Academic Excellence, 9 in Cultural Activities and 5 in Academic Integrity.
We capture the changes both in insti and its people ever since that one fateful day of March 14, 2020, acknowledging the good, the bad (and the funny, and the annoying) in the hope that we learn to appreciate our time in this institute more than ever.
Introduction In light of the dog biting incident on 16th March 2024, a revised policy to avoid human-animal conflict was released on 6th June 2024, issued by the ADean III IPS alongside the Human Animal
Click on the links below to find the General Body Meeting (GBM) recording videos, minutes from the QnA section from the GBMs, the councils’ mid-term work reports as well as the GS meters for all
Link to the Mid-Term report : GSTA Mid-Term Work Report ’24-25′ Link to the GS-Meter : Click Here General Body Meet : General Secretary of Technical Affair Hardi Desai The GBM began with the mid
Link to the Mid-Term report : UGAC Mid-Term Work Report ’24-25′ Link to the GS-Meter : Click Here General Body Meeting : General Secretary of Academic Affairs The recent Undergraduate Academic General Body Meeting (GBM),
Link to the Mid-Term report : GSHA Mid-Term Work Report ’24-25′ Link to the GS-Meter : Click Here General Body Meeting : General Secretary of Hostel Affairs The General Secretary of Hostel Affairs (GSHA), Vikash
Link to the Mid-Term report : ISC Mid-Term Work Report ’24-25′ Link to the GS-Meter : Click Here General Body Meeting : General Secretary of Sports Affair The recent Sports General Body Meeting (GBM), led
Link to the Mid-Term report : PGAC Mid-Term Report ’24-25′ Link to the GS-Meter : Click Here General Body Meeting: General Secretary of Academic Affairs PG On October 11, the Post Graduate Academic Council held
Link to the Mid-Term report : GSCA Mid-Term Work Report ’24-25′ Link to the GS-Meter : Click Here General Body Meeting: General Secretary of Cultural Affairs On October 14, the Institute Cultural Council held its
From the 7th to the 11th of October, the institute was a hotspot for engaging conversations and activities on mental health, with several initiatives spearheaded by the Student Wellness Centre, the administration and other student
IITB – Y U NO Care? This 2013 article highlights the still ongoing struggles of IIT Bombay hostel life for some, marked by cramped spaces, inadequate amenities, and poor ventilation. With IIT Bombay finally taking
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